John Cronin

New fintech project could go live as soon as March, according to sources

Company has recently come under pressure from increasing regulatory scrutiny

‘Expensive and bureaucratic’: Varadkar spells out effects of worst-case scenario

Lender’s shares drop to record low amid fears over its capacity to pay dividend

Chairman Vernon Hill to stand down once replacement is found

Three-quarters of those injured were men and average age of patients was 44 years

Slavoj Zizek said it is easier to imagine the end of the world than of capitalism. It’s often easier to imagine the end of capitalism than of this play

The focus on the personal makes Mike Finn's intimate new play work so well

The story of the Limerick Soviet has always had a special place in the narrative of the Irish left

Shares in Virgin Money rose by as much as 0.6%, while CYBG surged by up to 4.1%

With 600 pieces to fit in, famous names jostle for space with newcomers, but there’s no one at this party you wouldn’t be happy to go home with

The club helps second-level students develop skills in problem solving, critical thinking, teamwork and communication

Approval comes three weeks after UK-based Chaucer received Central Bank nod

Conservative victory was best case scenario for most, says State Street

Culture review 2016: It was a year of madness, brilliant takes on 1916 and continuing State starvation

Chicago-based group with $6.7 trillion of assets under custody currently employs over 1,000 people here

Brokerage also hires Ronan Dunphy from Deloitte as it builds up research team

Fexco took control of firm in 2011 with Goodbody keeping a 25% holding, now up at 49%

Stockbroker seeking to become the lead listed real estate broker in the Irish market

Dublin battled until the end at Páirc Uí Rinn after first-half red card for Chris Crummey

Newcomer to lead stockbroker’s coverage of UK banks as it seeks to broaden scope

What jurisdiction’s laws should apply to contracts is an immediate issue

Irish companies from Ryanair to Kingspan fall victim to downgrades

The theatre company’s latest show explores the legacy of the Manchester bombing

Government owns almost 14 per cent of Bank of Ireland’s shares after crisis

Traditional spring selling season is bringing out the first-time buyers but approvals are still down on an annual basis

Irish banks earn second highest margins on new mortgage lending in euro zone, ECB figures show

Quarter of owner-occupier accounts ‘fixed’ by arrears capitalisation ‘redefaulted’

She has been on Cork panel since 2006 and despite a bulging medal haul remains as hungry for success as ever

State-owned bank yesterday offered 0.25 percentage points rate cut to variable rate customers

Jim Gavin makes six changes, Colm Cooper will make his first start of the season for Kerry

Key for taxpayers is we get right price and achieve full repayment of €20.8bn bailout

The yield on 10-year bonds holds steady at 0.9 per cent in low trading volumes

Mortgage approvals to new entrants reveal 23% slump

Insurer reports pre-tax loss of some €84.8m but notes that business stabilised in second half of the year

There are two strands: creating conditions to buy first home and tackling homelessness

Province also announce new deals for John Ryan and Andrew Conway

Figures show significant growth in homeowners switching to avoid high variable rates

Regulator says it’s still too early to judge new rules as mortgage lending falls by most since 2011

Vote on new plan to take place at egm on December 16th; Goldman Sachs will no longer advise Department